Online Courses Sample Clauses
The 'Online Courses' clause defines the terms and conditions governing access to and participation in courses delivered via the internet. It typically outlines the rights and responsibilities of both the course provider and the participant, such as requirements for registration, payment, and acceptable use of course materials. This clause ensures that both parties understand the rules for online learning, helping to prevent misuse of content and clarify expectations for course delivery and participation.
Online Courses. Online courses are those courses in which students primarily access materials, communicate with the instructor, and/or communicate with each other by e-mail, the Internet, or local computer network.
Online Courses. The use of educational technology to deliver online courses is a recognized method of instructional delivery and a means for the College to attain its goals of accessibility. The College shall honour the board-approved mission, values, and operating principles of the institution in developing and implementing online courses. The development, delivery and revision of online courses shall be a matter of employee choice.
Online Courses. An Employee offering online courses during the period of this Agreement shall be remunerated according to the rate in Appendix H or I for each full credit course registrant.
Online Courses. Online course content developed by the Unit Member shall not be used by the District as stated in 10.5.
Online Courses. The language regarding online courses does not apply to face-to-face classes that include an online component or enhancement. •Class size–the first time a faculty member teaches online, the capacity for that class will not exceed 18. The maximum class size for all online courses will be 24.
Online Courses. If the District desires to market cooperatively developed materials upon completion of a project, the Faculty Member shall receive a royalty. If a cooperatively developed online course is distributed outside of the Coast Community College District, the District/college and Faculty developer(s) shall share net royalties as specified in the agreement.
Online Courses. 39.01 Online courses and courses offered through the Academy will be reviewed together at least once per semester by the Association and Administration to discuss future course offerings, the effectiveness of such courses, and any issues and concerns related to the impact of online instruction within the District.
Online Courses. It is recognized that the normal assigned teaching load for an instructor may contain courses which utilize technology and may not require the physical presence of the instructor on campus to deliver instruction when appropriate for his/her discipline. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each faculty member will teach a minimum of nine (9) contact hours each semester as part of his/her regular assigned load which are conducted in a face-to-face environment and meet at least once per week with the faculty member physically present.
Online Courses. Online Course Fees and Viewing Period. As part of the Online Courses, you will be able to view the Online Course during the Viewing Period. For purposes of this paragraph the “Viewing Period“ shall mean the period of time that is one (1) year from your payment of the rental fee of the Online Course (“Online Course Fee“) or as specified within the description of the Online Courses, whichever is later. Once the Viewing Period has ended, you will no longer have access to the Online Course. The Online Course Fee is billed prior to commencing the course. Members are not entitled to a partial refund in the event the Online Courses are not completed. If a Member is terminated in accordance with this Agreement, Yogiville will not reimburse the Member for the remainder of any Online Courses, nor will reimbursements be made for cancellations prior the completion of any Online Courses.
Online Courses. 16.10.1 With departmental and ▇▇▇▇ approval, faculty may teach online courses as part of their regular teaching load.
16.10.2 Course enrollment policies and caps for online courses shall be set by the department and ▇▇▇▇.
16.10.3 The ▇▇▇▇, after consulting with departments and OCE, determines the schedule of online courses for the academic year. Departments determine faculty assignments for online courses during the academic year. The ▇▇▇▇ may request from the department a rationale for individual course offerings.